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economy. pope francis w very clear. said red crescent? [laughter] he cares about the message of christ's. we have to heed the words of poverty spread first of all, i would like to issue to the opel for issues of god island rather listen to stephen on issues of the economy. [laughter] capitalism has allowed it billion people to do triple for space it, over the past seven years the pope shed cozied up to us. >> i see it you could work as a child of the cold wind. in arkansas with people working two years with their kids is 60,000 but that is on a lot in california just with cost-of-living does not always work is great to raise minimum-wage there is too many variables that point to a clear path but ideally you do not want that of all wages and the recession you want to increase unemployment and you want those of benefits to drive wages down and the value could save that with unemployment benefits but they could never do that to adjust the problem with having a supply of that now is you want peopl
economy. pope francis w very clear. said red crescent? [laughter] he cares about the message of christ's. we have to heed the words of poverty spread first of all, i would like to issue to the opel for issues of god island rather listen to stephen on issues of the economy. [laughter] capitalism has allowed it billion people to do triple for space it, over the past seven years the pope shed cozied up to us. >> i see it you could work as a child of the cold wind. in arkansas with people...
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>> the economy is certainly doing better. the lead indicators, manufacturing, some of the retail numbers have certainly improved since we last talked. employment numbers are eight bit better. still not great, but it is better. the lagging one is the inflation. i think things have improved enough that maybe the injured forward enough. i suspect a very legitimate debate to move at the december meeting. so it is coming in the next few months. connell: let me go back there one more time. you talk about the fact valuations in several areas were stretched now here we are 16,035 or thereabouts). now the economy is picking up, the market still above 16,000 the pullback with friday's big again. what about the valuations as you see them today? >> they were the triple digit nasdaq companies, some of which are still fairly expensive. the market overall i don't think you can power the table and say it is cheap anymore, but it is not expensive relative to my other choices. so dependent on the u.s. and global economy that does somewhat bett
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market but probably as the economy froze. >> and, there you go. maybe it is overseas and look who they're competing with overseas. this industry might finally be right-sized. delta, united, now american having consummated mergers that make them what looks like pretty solid. take a look at the stock, not only of those guys but look at the stock today of the new american. ticker symbol aal. no more amr. today that closed up about 3% last i saw. i think that's what it was. that is not a bad day for a first day out of bankruptcy for a new company. at o'hare a lot of people waiting. glad it is not me today. cheryl: now the fun part begins. that is integration and doug parker saying they certainly learned from the mistakes that united and continental made. jeff, you had a front row seat yourself. >> and themselves. david: and overseas. great interview, it was terrific. regulations over there are so much more onerous in many way that is than regulations here. it's a tough deal for airlines. cheryl: funny he said international. david: they will need to go
market but probably as the economy froze. >> and, there you go. maybe it is overseas and look who they're competing with overseas. this industry might finally be right-sized. delta, united, now american having consummated mergers that make them what looks like pretty solid. take a look at the stock, not only of those guys but look at the stock today of the new american. ticker symbol aal. no more amr. today that closed up about 3% last i saw. i think that's what it was. that is not a bad...
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command economies do not produce widespread prosperity. they do not produce fairness, it is the politically connected to win by command. but most importantly, it's unamerican. i know that sounds very strange coming from someone with a voice like this, but i think that america is based on the free choice of individuals. i don't think americans take kindly to being told what to do. commanding wage rates. commanding the i impoverishment the middle class. get off my back. don't tread on me. ♪ mm. mm-h. [ enne revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the rcedes-benz your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, thoffers end december 31st [ sant] ho, ho, ho! [ male announr ] lease the 2014 glk350 f $419 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >> monday morning, and we are still reeling from the latest obamacare headlines. deductibles skyrocket. medicaid will break the bank. well, doug schoen is here on that and he's a centrist democrats and how they'll respond to the obamacare shocks for millions of vote
command economies do not produce widespread prosperity. they do not produce fairness, it is the politically connected to win by command. but most importantly, it's unamerican. i know that sounds very strange coming from someone with a voice like this, but i think that america is based on the free choice of individuals. i don't think americans take kindly to being told what to do. commanding wage rates. commanding the i impoverishment the middle class. get off my back. don't tread on me. ♪ mm....
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but are you optimistic through 2014 about the economy? times that sure, it will get better and there is a unicorn on every street corner. and the illusion will continue. lookout. there's a lot of naysayers out there. finally, talk about a world of broken promises. with obamacare we found you cannot keep your insurance plan. as we learned tonight, you cannot keep your doctor either, not unless you're willing to pay more money to do so. you know, sometimes it seems like this administration has a lot in common with marketers who are taking it all back in the fine print, like the banks that promise you a return on your bank account until the rates move. government under this president was supposed to do more nd be better. so far, it is just more expenses and that is the fine print. it is something that we will be covering all week because we care about the fine print. hope and change? know, more of the same. higher tax bills, less accountability and that is my "two cents more". coming up tomorrow, our users guide to taxes continues with a tax
but are you optimistic through 2014 about the economy? times that sure, it will get better and there is a unicorn on every street corner. and the illusion will continue. lookout. there's a lot of naysayers out there. finally, talk about a world of broken promises. with obamacare we found you cannot keep your insurance plan. as we learned tonight, you cannot keep your doctor either, not unless you're willing to pay more money to do so. you know, sometimes it seems like this administration has a...
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rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutuafunds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and nsider carefully before investing. >>> for the first time in seven years, black friday retail sales took a dip, down nearly 3%, down $1.7 billion compared to last year. joining us now to assess how economic uncertainty may be affecting consumers both here and abroad, legendary investor and author of the book "street smart: adventures on the road and in the market," jim rogers. >> good to be here. >> you will see things are not as good as they say they are. there are problems out there. i'm not surprised. i'm surprised you are surprised. >> i'm not surprised. i thought you would be aghast at it. >> no, no, i'm ave. raid. lou, the only thing going on in the world right now is lots of money printing. everybody is printing money, the united states, japan, europe
rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutuafunds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and nsider carefully before investing. >>> for the first time in seven years, black friday retail sales took a dip, down nearly 3%, down $1.7 billion compared to last year. joining us now to...
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we're talking about an economy that's reinflating. >> they're making the money worthless. let me try it again. they're printing money all over the world. >> it's a long way from singapore. >> it is a long way. they're printing with staggering amounts of money. the money will be worth less and less and less. some day, when it is, we're all going to suffer badly. everybody watching this show should be very worried and prepared. >> i'm all anxious. i'm just torn up inside now because i've been listening to jim rogers, and i know that we're going to be looking at an apocalypse. you say to be prepared. the only way for me to be prepared is to make a lot of money. everybody listening to you wants to make some money before all hell breaks loose. >> so do i. that's why i watch lou dobbs. what i do is buy things that hasn't gone up much? agriculture hasn't gone up. russia, of all things. i've been buying russia. i've been thinking about buying poland. why poland? i love it. >> i do, too. i was bearish on russia for 46 years. >> you seem like you've been bullish on china forever. yo
we're talking about an economy that's reinflating. >> they're making the money worthless. let me try it again. they're printing money all over the world. >> it's a long way from singapore. >> it is a long way. they're printing with staggering amounts of money. the money will be worth less and less and less. some day, when it is, we're all going to suffer badly. everybody watching this show should be very worried and prepared. >> i'm all anxious. i'm just torn up inside...
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the economy may be turning around. it is not going to be where it should be, they refused to take the lead and help businesses. they are together, it is a shared responsibility and went businesses do their job and congress is not doing theirs, they had to start reading up on capitol hill with the hous housd senate and the protected. adam: oil is holding steady in today's trade, so the prices come too far, too fast? let's turn to phil flynn in the trading pits of the cme. explain, what happened. >> i don't know if it is so much wti came up too much, too fast, or the fact everybody was unwinding. the main feature was to buy brand, that with the trade going to the end of the year. now with supplies the u.s. at the highest level since the 1930s, production coming on and reversal of the keystone pipeline from pushing down is going to bring the spread back in. a lot of this what you are seeing is an offset. how much upside do you have? can we really push above $100 in that environment? probably not. this is the one if you wa
the economy may be turning around. it is not going to be where it should be, they refused to take the lead and help businesses. they are together, it is a shared responsibility and went businesses do their job and congress is not doing theirs, they had to start reading up on capitol hill with the hous housd senate and the protected. adam: oil is holding steady in today's trade, so the prices come too far, too fast? let's turn to phil flynn in the trading pits of the cme. explain, what happened....
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rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reaso er 70% of our mutuafunds beat their 10-yr lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. melissa: it is time for fun with spare change, this time it could add up to big bucks, did you know if your credit card has a price matching program, they will match lowest price of a product after you bought it, they you back at difference, some cases up to $ 500, a lot of people have it don't know it. john, with smart credit.com. so, how many credit cards offer this how do i get my money back in. >> you would be surprised how many. pretty much everyone with a mastercard or visa logo or discover or american express off are a price matching or price protection benefit that nobody knows about, i saw a survey less than 1% of card holders know they have this benefit. >> it sounds tedious, do i have to monster where ads are and ho
rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reaso er 70% of our mutuafunds beat their 10-yr lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. melissa: it is time for fun with spare change, this time it could add up to big bucks, did you know if your credit card has a price matching program, they will...
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it's updating its survey of its members for the 2014 economy. it sees the unemployment rate remaining, averaging, rather, about 7% for the full year next year unchanged from where it is now. it sees non-farm payrolls rising a bit from the current monthly pace to about 200,000 jobs a month on average next year. it also sees the s&p 500 finishing next year, next december 31st at 1850. that's just a 2% rise from its current level, right? and navy members see the fed starting to taper in the first half of 2014 helping to send the ten-year treasury up to 3.25% up from about 2.85% today. but how much confidence can we have in this forecast? well, they've gotten some numbers right and some numbers wrong in the past, and the members are all over the map with the outlook for economic growth with an average of 3% gdp growth for next year, an average of all the members, but with a range of 1.9% to 4%. and the group predicts the unemployment rate will average 7% next year, as i just said, when it hit 7% last month in part due to fluctuations in the number o
it's updating its survey of its members for the 2014 economy. it sees the unemployment rate remaining, averaging, rather, about 7% for the full year next year unchanged from where it is now. it sees non-farm payrolls rising a bit from the current monthly pace to about 200,000 jobs a month on average next year. it also sees the s&p 500 finishing next year, next december 31st at 1850. that's just a 2% rise from its current level, right? and navy members see the fed starting to taper in the...
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makes no sense but the left also argues we have to have more handouts to buy stuff to help the whole economy. >> as long as the of foresees their movies are watching tv or to buy their stuff they are fine. john: russell brand known for flicks like forgetting meet sarah marshall had his own tv show was canceled and now he is developing a new show which is owned by fox. what are you thinking, fox? he objects to capitalism solid interview were said what would you replace it with? to make you talk vaguely about revolution what is it? >> the egalitarian system with the heavy taxation of corporations and massive responsibility for the energy company to exploit the environment. >> they get a little tiny bit of knowledge did it become so watered down socialist dribble and he is the attention horror like the paris hilton of film. john: he onc a socialist egalitarian system. >> appeals to people when they are very young and idealistic and passionate and insane which is you are supposed to be but then we grow up and pay taxes. he is not relevant in entertainment so he has to say these things to get inj
makes no sense but the left also argues we have to have more handouts to buy stuff to help the whole economy. >> as long as the of foresees their movies are watching tv or to buy their stuff they are fine. john: russell brand known for flicks like forgetting meet sarah marshall had his own tv show was canceled and now he is developing a new show which is owned by fox. what are you thinking, fox? he objects to capitalism solid interview were said what would you replace it with? to make you...
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is it the improving economy or is he divorced from the economy? >> it's really an important question because as susan said, it is difficult to really bounce back. if the economy does improve, that will help. no question about that. one of the things we have seen in public opinion over the last 60 days really is that this kind of base he had beneath him which is that people thought he was an honest president or a strong leader, some of that eroded significantly and i think that's the question as to whether even if the health care law seems to be working pretty well and even if the economy comes back, whether this sense of him as a weak president or somebody who was too detached has taken hold and it does divorce him from the forces that are changing the economy. >> fred, when you look at 2014, i know that it's easy to say it's going to be a bad year for the democrats because of health care and the president's job rating. you have this recovering economy. i assume that benefits all incumbent governors first. does it help democrats? >> yes, i do. i t
is it the improving economy or is he divorced from the economy? >> it's really an important question because as susan said, it is difficult to really bounce back. if the economy does improve, that will help. no question about that. one of the things we have seen in public opinion over the last 60 days really is that this kind of base he had beneath him which is that people thought he was an honest president or a strong leader, some of that eroded significantly and i think that's the...
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you could harm the economy that way. on the other hand, you have to look ahead and say can we keep doing everything we're doing once the economy recovers, and the answer is no. it just doesn't add up. it's a matter of math that our spending is going to exceed be revenues by an amount that what happens is you have to borrow money to make up that difference, and you have to pay interest on that money, it's like trying to live off of your credit card. eventually, it becomes unsustainable. so, you know, the point is not that you need to cut somebody's social security benefits in this year to try to balance the budget or next year or the next few years. what you need to do is look at the commitments and how are you going to pay for them and come up with something that over time is going to be sustainable. and that's really what the grand bargain is about. it's not about austerity. people sometimes think, well, this is, you know, why are you trying to push austerity in a bad economic time. and we've really got two problems. we
you could harm the economy that way. on the other hand, you have to look ahead and say can we keep doing everything we're doing once the economy recovers, and the answer is no. it just doesn't add up. it's a matter of math that our spending is going to exceed be revenues by an amount that what happens is you have to borrow money to make up that difference, and you have to pay interest on that money, it's like trying to live off of your credit card. eventually, it becomes unsustainable. so, you...
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saw thenk everybody andgreement between india other developing economies with respect to developed economies on the agriculture package. this was the so-called g 33 proposal where the developing economies spearheaded by india insisted on basically linking the interim solution for the agriculture package to a permanent solution. this was something that was very difficult for the developed economies to accept. we came to a landing and that was one area of other was when the cubans along with three other countries, nicaragua, bolivia and venezuela, basically were suggesting that some change be made in a very last-minute. this was in the wee hours of saturday, way past the deadline of the meeting. we managed to pull through. on12:30, shortly after noon saturday, we were able to get all 160 countries to agree. i think a lot of this should go to roberto, the director general of the wto who basically showed the patients, the first appearance -- the perseverance to put everybody together. placeas been a very good for lots of agreements to take place. the is probably some of factors. these are some o
saw thenk everybody andgreement between india other developing economies with respect to developed economies on the agriculture package. this was the so-called g 33 proposal where the developing economies spearheaded by india insisted on basically linking the interim solution for the agriculture package to a permanent solution. this was something that was very difficult for the developed economies to accept. we came to a landing and that was one area of other was when the cubans along with...
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landmarkelebrating at deal that could add to the global economy. it is the first deal in the 18 year history of the wto. to help globalpt commerce and food shortages. several street firms are under investigation for the hiring. they have widening inquiring where children of high politician and clients are hired. the u.s. -- there was a big surplus in years. here is a breakdown. >> that is right. almost close to five years. exports beat estimates. , less than expected, but still up. that was as traders where -- existing stock house. -- piles. there's global momentum. european companies and south korea and the u.s. -- when analysts look at the figure, they are slightly disappointed. it shows that china is not importing as much as you would like. a user the sense that perhaps domestic is soft. really focus on the important part of the equation. they have no the export art. can they show that they are not as reliant on exports and that there is a favor for domestic consumption. cbi. begin with coming in at 3%. of course, it is within that target 3%. go
landmarkelebrating at deal that could add to the global economy. it is the first deal in the 18 year history of the wto. to help globalpt commerce and food shortages. several street firms are under investigation for the hiring. they have widening inquiring where children of high politician and clients are hired. the u.s. -- there was a big surplus in years. here is a breakdown. >> that is right. almost close to five years. exports beat estimates. , less than expected, but still up. that...
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two economies of roughly equal size means that the international involvement of those economies with each other and with the rt of the world are roughly on the same scale. so the international importance of the euro for private business is likely to be of roughly the same order of magnitude as the international importance of the dollar for private businesses. the creation of the euro was really a political event more than an economic event. of course it has economic consequences, but the reason the europeans did this was to accelerate their move to a european federation, to a united states of europe. schoumacher: having a common currency in which to do business, having increased the integration of european business enterprises and other activities across borders is more likely to create a single european market rather than a fragmented market. what the euro means is that member countries will no long be able to have their own monetary policies. what that means is that the interest rate in france and spain and germany and ireland must be the same, thereannot difft terest rates because
two economies of roughly equal size means that the international involvement of those economies with each other and with the rt of the world are roughly on the same scale. so the international importance of the euro for private business is likely to be of roughly the same order of magnitude as the international importance of the dollar for private businesses. the creation of the euro was really a political event more than an economic event. of course it has economic consequences, but the reason...
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trajectory in the world economy although they have all been showing signs of some weakness. in recent months because the global situation is not good and the crisis in the global system is continuing to work itself out over many years and that affects everyone including the british. let's get a corporate talk about the father this week so little and. small. could be europe's if you know how the jewel screen with the traditional l.c.d. color display alongside tonic paper display on the system and so you. can do device on the inside itself a little in russia and several other european countries is right up prices around six hundred seventy five dollars a year up six hundred dollars in russia which is also you saw it cheaper than competitors like i phone five in the summer galaxy s poll. shows the longest employ of russian broadway's has put a third of its employees about three hundred thousand on stilts and walking allies the head of the middle. name says that the part time show is necessary given the current economic climate the decline in right all the ace. russia central ba
trajectory in the world economy although they have all been showing signs of some weakness. in recent months because the global situation is not good and the crisis in the global system is continuing to work itself out over many years and that affects everyone including the british. let's get a corporate talk about the father this week so little and. small. could be europe's if you know how the jewel screen with the traditional l.c.d. color display alongside tonic paper display on the system...
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many analysts now talk about mexico as the next tiger economy, or leopard economy, because there are no tigers in mexico. economic principle tells us that free trade or at least freer trade will mean lower consumer prices and in the long-term, job security and a stable, competitive economy. but in the real world, the short-term world, all of us and our elected officials find it hard to turn away from the plight of those whose jobs are threatened by competition from abroad, no matter how fair that competition. for "economics usa" this is david schoumacher. annenberg media ♪ annenberg media ♪ gold was the standard agait which most of the world valued its currency. why would the united states break from the gold standard in 1933? in 1944, world leaders designed a blueprint for a new international monetary order, a plan dependent upon the strength of the american dollar. what led to the collapse of the heralded bretton woods agreements?
many analysts now talk about mexico as the next tiger economy, or leopard economy, because there are no tigers in mexico. economic principle tells us that free trade or at least freer trade will mean lower consumer prices and in the long-term, job security and a stable, competitive economy. but in the real world, the short-term world, all of us and our elected officials find it hard to turn away from the plight of those whose jobs are threatened by competition from abroad, no matter how fair...
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they brought the big economies coming from the college. it's coming from an infection in manufacturing is done on my toes but it is beginning to take off the direct investments in defence a dozen petrochemicals. they just had a very big investment later on a one point two billion in a plastic signing but denies that i would like to knit nice undies coconut to invest in them until automobile industry. we've got done but do you know i'm a big businessman who is investing on sunday in sydney but is also blamed oil refineries on this. they've got sad time campbell that says just do it in fact if up to fifteen eighty and eighty in an era in the west of the country so we have meal investments coming in geneva. nobody's looking to invest in the context but i would call a champ as i said the housing sector is up but to be kicked off on a factory is coming in and that was thought of as a boy and non oil minerals leaving the country that sent the help of the senseless is open and don't forget we have the creative industries the sentences. nigeria ha
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japanese economy slows. exclusive interview with the prime minister tells us there is no end to abenomics. good morning, everybody. i am guy johnson. >> i'm francine lacqua. let's get straight to the top corporate story. fiat is planning a $9 billion investment in new models. >> it is part of their turnaround strategy to end losses in europe and revise its italian factories. jonathan ferro joins us now with the details. big money, big focus on the romeo. marks like alfa >> it is not just about upscale and luxury, it is about the cars and fiat that are actually selling, the 500, the alfa romeo that has mass is potential at the luxury end of things and the maserati as well. u.s. selling more in the than anywhere else. it is about made in italy and it looks like it is going to be about sold in the united states. has beent in europe doing so badly and they have had to cut jobs within italy itself heard good news because they're actually leveraging the luxury branding that goes with the identity of italy. that is
japanese economy slows. exclusive interview with the prime minister tells us there is no end to abenomics. good morning, everybody. i am guy johnson. >> i'm francine lacqua. let's get straight to the top corporate story. fiat is planning a $9 billion investment in new models. >> it is part of their turnaround strategy to end losses in europe and revise its italian factories. jonathan ferro joins us now with the details. big money, big focus on the romeo. marks like alfa >> it...
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the grocery, keeping the economy going. some people say if you cut the benefits, you lose a quarter of a million jobs, you guys think folks are just sitting around, lazy? 1.3 million americans are lazy? >> of course not, van. you know better than that. >> then why take the lifeline -- >> let's not lump all republicans in one group. remember that speaker boehner is saying, look, i'm open to an extension as part of a budget deal, on the other side you had dick durbin say we don't necessarily have to have this just our way. so point one s. let's not let this issue upset a budget deal or a debt ceiling deal, which we need to keep the economy moving more broadly. in that is there room for compromise? of course. when it was 99 weeks, it's different from now, say 47 weeks, so now the super turbocharged level, but need mentioned earlier some states didn't extend the benefits. those states were probably mostly red states, frankly, with probably better economies to begin with, perhaps like texas, for example, or kansas, south dakota,
the grocery, keeping the economy going. some people say if you cut the benefits, you lose a quarter of a million jobs, you guys think folks are just sitting around, lazy? 1.3 million americans are lazy? >> of course not, van. you know better than that. >> then why take the lifeline -- >> let's not lump all republicans in one group. remember that speaker boehner is saying, look, i'm open to an extension as part of a budget deal, on the other side you had dick durbin say we...
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saying global huge in terms of economy you mentioned this could trillion to global economy. trade is smaller than the global economy something like a third. -- global whreblg economy is $65 trillion. step, an incremental increase by 2% or 3%. >> not insignificant. you talked about the key food security. >> yes if there is anything all about it is food security. it is a big part of every country's industry. that has been holding things up. iing block with he cubans was the u.s. and india, u.s. objecting to their exports. of grain they give india a waiver that llows them to subsidize the grain production as long as sit doesn't ends up on global markets. is a way of pushing things down the road and papering over the differences to go on with talks. >> international diplomacy is all about that. we will take a break and they are cleared for takeoff. merge are of american airlines and u.s. air is set to be inked this morning. tell you what else we can watch the rest of the day. ♪ >> you are watching "pulse." later today you will get a speakers maybe hinting at the possibility of
saying global huge in terms of economy you mentioned this could trillion to global economy. trade is smaller than the global economy something like a third. -- global whreblg economy is $65 trillion. step, an incremental increase by 2% or 3%. >> not insignificant. you talked about the key food security. >> yes if there is anything all about it is food security. it is a big part of every country's industry. that has been holding things up. iing block with he cubans was the u.s. and...
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so the economy is 15 trillion-dollar. so it will generate jobs when those people will spend that money. but it's not a jobs program. it's a wage program. that increase, that economic activity, those people will spend that money. it will increase the amount for foods and services. who produces the goods and services? more workers, more workers will be willneed to be hired. >> and richard, help me out here. will you be less reluctant to add another worker or two on a shift if your marginal costs per hour have gone up 10% to 25%? >> well, you have to put that question in context. first of all most of our low wage jobs are in the retail and service industries. a study was done on impact of raging minimum wage to $12.25. in the real retail industry that would amount to 1 hers of annual sales. 6% of payroll. so we're not talking about a dramatic shift, number one. number two, would you hire them? i think the answer is if you want to stay in business and want to stay competitive, yes, you will. no question about it. we're lookin
so the economy is 15 trillion-dollar. so it will generate jobs when those people will spend that money. but it's not a jobs program. it's a wage program. that increase, that economic activity, those people will spend that money. it will increase the amount for foods and services. who produces the goods and services? more workers, more workers will be willneed to be hired. >> and richard, help me out here. will you be less reluctant to add another worker or two on a shift if your marginal...
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economy could outperform it might be 2014. i think we should say, governor that it almost has to be 2014. we need to see that priming of the purpose, whatever you want to call it really broaden out to disposable income gains. >> i think that's true. i think bernanke has done an incredible job when you see what's happening in europe to have the chairman of the fed, very fortuitous. i don't begrudge the fact we picked up on the wrong people that didn't need it and got the money -- >> people will say, the wrong people. >> well the people who didn't need it got the money. >> right. >> because i think what he was trying to do is avoid what happened in japan, which is an inflationary crisis. the problem now is challenge, how do you figure how do you get the rest of the 90%? it's much tougher problem than people think because the real problem is housing. if you look at the housing market, the same people that owned the housing market have not come back and a whole lot less people in houses -- >> if the president came to you today and
economy could outperform it might be 2014. i think we should say, governor that it almost has to be 2014. we need to see that priming of the purpose, whatever you want to call it really broaden out to disposable income gains. >> i think that's true. i think bernanke has done an incredible job when you see what's happening in europe to have the chairman of the fed, very fortuitous. i don't begrudge the fact we picked up on the wrong people that didn't need it and got the money -- >>...
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economy is heading in 2014. talk to me about what you think the view should be on industrials overall? how should they play that? >> that is a good point. we are more cautious on industrials overall. the two performing sector since march of 2009 both look pretty fully valued on a historical basis. trade we like is if people are realizing gains and individual stocks, a nice way to keep exposure is look at xl i buy some march calls. there was a 30 d. about 30% of the upside is in the stock at initiation. a nice way to keep long exposure on as you're trimming individual stock positions. >> to trades for everyone out there. thank you so much. we are on the markets once again in 30 minutes. "lunch money" with adam johnson is up next. ♪ . . >> welcome to "lunch money" where we tied together stories in business news. t minus four days until congress goes on vacation. still no deal. is this a series of interviews. today we're going to show how you buy fake toys. new bikes actually cost less than a vespa. how much woul
economy is heading in 2014. talk to me about what you think the view should be on industrials overall? how should they play that? >> that is a good point. we are more cautious on industrials overall. the two performing sector since march of 2009 both look pretty fully valued on a historical basis. trade we like is if people are realizing gains and individual stocks, a nice way to keep exposure is look at xl i buy some march calls. there was a 30 d. about 30% of the upside is in the stock...
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economy is on trend. to say that we're just trying to get over the trauma here and some of the data is already there. >> will the snow and ice keep shoppers at home or will they bare the elements. dan, always good to see you. what have you seen so far? we have had nasty weather on key shopping weekends. >> we have had tough weather and nice cold weather. we just went two years where they didn't sell boots or carves or gloves or things of that nature. my guess is what will happen is you have people who are great merchants will say the weather helped them and those that aren't will say that the weather hurt them. >> we're very excited about people who sell branded goods off price. t.j., nordstrom rack, ross, they give you value on a consistent regular basis. >> who looks horrible? who is not executing well? >> the teen retailers on the mall and online stores are struggling. nothing new, nothing exciting. nothing that is stimulating the consumer. >> how is j.c. penney doing? >> i think wall street is wrong.
economy is on trend. to say that we're just trying to get over the trauma here and some of the data is already there. >> will the snow and ice keep shoppers at home or will they bare the elements. dan, always good to see you. what have you seen so far? we have had nasty weather on key shopping weekends. >> we have had tough weather and nice cold weather. we just went two years where they didn't sell boots or carves or gloves or things of that nature. my guess is what will happen is...
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>> the economy that has really puffed up is the government economy. >> the stock market? >> yeah. and then the stock market. given money to the rich guys which is okay, i guess, if you're one of them, but that's not the general public, right? they've gotten minimum wage jobs. >> ask no savings. >> yeah. and no savings. >> when did you start buying, first of all? >> well, once the deal looked like it wasn't going to happen because doj tried to block it, bonds were down 30 points that day. we jumped in and we've been -- >> because you thought the deal would happen or didn't matter to you? >> yeah, if you looked at the position. we were in the convert. there was a stand alone deal, american was certainly going to be worth a lot more than the valuation at 95. if they got the merger done, then they got cost savings, we thought it would go up from there. looks like the merger is done today. they're trading still at a discount to delta and united. they just get to the market multiple. we see 30% of the stock from here. >> yeah. >> mark, thank you so much for coming in today. >> great. th
>> the economy that has really puffed up is the government economy. >> the stock market? >> yeah. and then the stock market. given money to the rich guys which is okay, i guess, if you're one of them, but that's not the general public, right? they've gotten minimum wage jobs. >> ask no savings. >> yeah. and no savings. >> when did you start buying, first of all? >> well, once the deal looked like it wasn't going to happen because doj tried to block it,...
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>> janet yellen is looking at a economy that's recovered a little bit. there's no sign of inflation. on the other hand what they're doing right now is extraordinary. i don't think they really felt comfortable doing these extraordinary things the and they'd like to stop doing them as soon as they can. >> we know in washington the two sides of the aisle have not had many things that they have had in common. it looks like we could get some sort of a small budget deal. if you have murray on one side and paul ryan, the congressman. if the two of them can come up with something, even if it's a small deal, what would that do to economic growth in the first half of next year? >> certainty is never good for the economy. uncertainty driven by policy. it's certainly not good for the economy. i feel quite good that murray and ryan are on this. two serious legislatures. they want to come to a deal. it's not going to be a grand bargain. we're not going to see the fundamental restructuring that we need to see. that can will be kicked down the road as it has been. even
>> janet yellen is looking at a economy that's recovered a little bit. there's no sign of inflation. on the other hand what they're doing right now is extraordinary. i don't think they really felt comfortable doing these extraordinary things the and they'd like to stop doing them as soon as they can. >> we know in washington the two sides of the aisle have not had many things that they have had in common. it looks like we could get some sort of a small budget deal. if you have...
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the economy. the income equality has been rising and increasing. i think this is a real problem. stagnant wages and income growth is not keeping pace. budget there are federal policies that can address that. i am not the economists i -- ably should not when those on our line for democrats. -- wendell is on the line for democrats. the problem is -- inment has overspent could balance the budget probably in 10 days. our overpaid politicians cannot do that. in the meantime they are sending the jobs overseas. why we do not have any insurance. 's jobs went overseas and we don't have the health insurance to pay for. host: your thoughts he e -- your thoughts? guest: rising health care costs are problem -- are a problem all the way around. we are going through a restructuring of the health care system now with the affordable care act. we are going to have to see how that plays out. your first comment, i agree with it. we have a structural imbalance between what we spend and what we take in. not making the
the economy. the income equality has been rising and increasing. i think this is a real problem. stagnant wages and income growth is not keeping pace. budget there are federal policies that can address that. i am not the economists i -- ably should not when those on our line for democrats. -- wendell is on the line for democrats. the problem is -- inment has overspent could balance the budget probably in 10 days. our overpaid politicians cannot do that. in the meantime they are sending the jobs...
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it does suggest the economy is flat. respondents to this work in retail, restaurants, as well as other sectors that are sensitive to economic trends. many other respondents said that home appliances and cars are really selling well ahead of the consumption tax hike next april. workers at many factories say they are receiving more orders. we also got news on the index for the business outlook. it rose 0.3 points to 54.8. that makes for the third safe monthly rise. this reflects optimistic views for the year end shopping season. the cabinet office also upgraded its economic assessment. it previously said the economy is recovering steady. many respondents do expect demand to rise ahead of the consumption tax hike but some people are already voicing concern consumption could fall after that. >>> on to the markets now, investors around the world encouraged by chinese trade data. they believe export numbers showed a pickup and the upward momentum is somewhat overshadowed of the fed may scale down its asset buying program. lond
it does suggest the economy is flat. respondents to this work in retail, restaurants, as well as other sectors that are sensitive to economic trends. many other respondents said that home appliances and cars are really selling well ahead of the consumption tax hike next april. workers at many factories say they are receiving more orders. we also got news on the index for the business outlook. it rose 0.3 points to 54.8. that makes for the third safe monthly rise. this reflects optimistic views...
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>> this is the private economy. slowly recoverying on its own after the blow of late 2008 and early 2009. it is not the result of 0 i want rest rates. it is not the result of 85 billion a month being bought out in the bond market. it is just the slow healing of the economy and the fed should be getting out of the way, letting the market clear interest rates that would reflect real economics and real allocation of capital and risk. >> whether people like you or don't like you or agree with you, i should say, they know that you've got an interesting public policy past. from your vantage point, are fed chairman predictable? do you know as they come in pretty much how they will be or are they like supreme court justices where it's a crap shoot? >> i think now it's very unpredictable because we're in unchartered waters. this qe policy that we have today was inconceiveable even 10 or 15 years ago. they've made it up on the fly month after month meeting after meeting since the crisis of 2008. now they're so deep in the cor
>> this is the private economy. slowly recoverying on its own after the blow of late 2008 and early 2009. it is not the result of 0 i want rest rates. it is not the result of 85 billion a month being bought out in the bond market. it is just the slow healing of the economy and the fed should be getting out of the way, letting the market clear interest rates that would reflect real economics and real allocation of capital and risk. >> whether people like you or don't like you or...
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it's cost the economy severely, it's hurt job creation. as economist mark zandi recently noted as long as lawmakers stay deadlocked over the direction of the federal budget, the economic recovery will not gain momentum. so i'm very hope thankful we can reach a deal that will provide the proaftions committee with a road map for the rest of 2014 and 2015. i've heard from a lot of small businesses in new hampshire that one of the challenges they're currently facing post-government shutdown and certainly for so many small businesses and families they were hurt by that government shutdown which cost the economy about $24 billion and they're now looking at what the potential impact in the future will be from sequestration. those spending cuts have halted federal contracts in many cases for small businesses, they've caused uncertainty that's affecting job creation in hiring, and one of the new hampshire business owners who i met with recently said you hear about why c.e.o.'s are hesitant to hire, well, this is why. this uncertainty around sequest
it's cost the economy severely, it's hurt job creation. as economist mark zandi recently noted as long as lawmakers stay deadlocked over the direction of the federal budget, the economic recovery will not gain momentum. so i'm very hope thankful we can reach a deal that will provide the proaftions committee with a road map for the rest of 2014 and 2015. i've heard from a lot of small businesses in new hampshire that one of the challenges they're currently facing post-government shutdown and...
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japanese economy slows. exclusive interview with the prime minister tells us there is no end to abenomics. good morning, everybody. i am guy johnson.
japanese economy slows. exclusive interview with the prime minister tells us there is no end to abenomics. good morning, everybody. i am guy johnson.
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bush did not have the entire democratic party trying to bring down the economy right now barack obama has got the entire republican party trying to bring down the economy which means that getting it to twenty sixteen is going to be a lot harder than getting it two thousand and eight but the bottom line is when you look back at the phrase great depression was never quiet until one nine hundred forty s. right when we when we when people look back at that era they said you know that really was a decade we're going to look back at this and say this wasn't just two thousand and eight this really was a decade now i want to try and on a happy note how do you think the u.s. will crawl out of this twenty sixteen great recession that we're now if it's what they want to call it or what for quite a lot of analysis and twenty years from now i don't think they did in one thousand nine hundred to that one hundred forty whatever it is how will the u.s. find its way out of it the good news is that every economic every really big economic crash has basically will awaken to the people whether it was the
bush did not have the entire democratic party trying to bring down the economy right now barack obama has got the entire republican party trying to bring down the economy which means that getting it to twenty sixteen is going to be a lot harder than getting it two thousand and eight but the bottom line is when you look back at the phrase great depression was never quiet until one nine hundred forty s. right when we when we when people look back at that era they said you know that really was a...
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those folks who are trying to recycle back into the economy? on saturday, president obama called out republicans for targeting americans in need. >> it shouldn't be a partisan issue. for decades, congress has voted to offer relief to job seekers. including when the unemployment rate was lower than it is today. but now that economic lifeline is in jeopardy. all because republicans in this congress, which is on track to be be the most unproddive in history, have so far refused to extend it. >> well, i have to give credit to the republicans here. they have the country responding to and talking about the three things i've just pointed out when we have had 40, what, 5, 6 months of private sector oh job growth. when we have added 7 million jobs since president obama inherited the great recession. now that we've got unemployment down, according to the bureau of labor statistics, 7%, arguably, still in double digits. and they've got us believing that we're just not doing -- well, actually, we're doing too much for those who are in need. the president i
those folks who are trying to recycle back into the economy? on saturday, president obama called out republicans for targeting americans in need. >> it shouldn't be a partisan issue. for decades, congress has voted to offer relief to job seekers. including when the unemployment rate was lower than it is today. but now that economic lifeline is in jeopardy. all because republicans in this congress, which is on track to be be the most unproddive in history, have so far refused to extend it....
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economy is finally healing. and it could prove to be an important issue, of course for democrats next year despite the rocky rollout of healthcare.gov. our first read team puts it this way, six months from now vulnerable democratic senators and gop governors could have a positive message to tell next year to constituents that backed up by the facts the economy is getting better and better each month. joining me live now, nbc news senior political editor mark murray and clair voiant because we're looking how this is playing out. it is intriguing to see what will help those who are perhaps in a lot of trouble. >> it is pretty clear when you're looking ahead to the 2014 midterm, so much analysis and thought has been talked about the president's health care law or republicans shut down back in october. not a lot of attention has been paid to the economy. when you look at the story of the economy over the past year, even over the past 24 months, things are getting much better. it isn't out of the realm of possibility
economy is finally healing. and it could prove to be an important issue, of course for democrats next year despite the rocky rollout of healthcare.gov. our first read team puts it this way, six months from now vulnerable democratic senators and gop governors could have a positive message to tell next year to constituents that backed up by the facts the economy is getting better and better each month. joining me live now, nbc news senior political editor mark murray and clair voiant because...
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it will actually harm our economy. unemployment insurance is one of the most effective ways there is to boost our economy. >> well, our business panelists here to debate what we lose and what we gain if those benefits end. make your way over here, biz whizzes. >>> time for a quick check of your headlines. watch out below. amazing video. sheets of ice raining down from the rooftops at an apartment complex in plano, texas. nobody was hurt. >>> new video of a mini van packed with kids, the new mexico state trooper canned for firing the shots appealing his dismissal. in a statement his attorney says every day police officers put themselves in danger to protect the public. the driver of the mini van had been stopped by another trooper for speeding. she fled twice after that officer tried to give her a ticket and arrest her. >>> in phoenix a gunman surrender after an hours long standoff with police at a hospital. the man was also armed with a knife. before police arrived he pulled the gun and barricaded himself in a bathroom
it will actually harm our economy. unemployment insurance is one of the most effective ways there is to boost our economy. >> well, our business panelists here to debate what we lose and what we gain if those benefits end. make your way over here, biz whizzes. >>> time for a quick check of your headlines. watch out below. amazing video. sheets of ice raining down from the rooftops at an apartment complex in plano, texas. nobody was hurt. >>> new video of a mini van...
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ins the green collar economy that continues to grow. we want our local workers to have the skills necessary to take part in that e -- emerging industry. we want to ensure local residents are working on local contracts on local projects so we keep money and workflow within san francisco and continue to boost our local economy. i want to thank pat muligan from city build in particular, for all their hard work in the workforce component on that as well. we are confident that san francisco's program can now move forward and be successful. we've seen countless programs up and down the state of california and nationwide operates successfully now for years with no threat of it being shut down, we want to protect property owners and give them the comfort they need to part pate. our governor jerry brown passed in his budget reserve funds that will address sfha concerns and make sure that they are not impacted by pace impacts mere in san francisco, we will be participate ining the state reserve fund so that our property owners are fully perked. g
ins the green collar economy that continues to grow. we want our local workers to have the skills necessary to take part in that e -- emerging industry. we want to ensure local residents are working on local contracts on local projects so we keep money and workflow within san francisco and continue to boost our local economy. i want to thank pat muligan from city build in particular, for all their hard work in the workforce component on that as well. we are confident that san francisco's...
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the wireline world is about systemtral circulatory of our economy. it is the veins and the arteries that really connect what is now the information economy in the united states. we are seeing data traffic on our wireline networks at a rate of 40% increase per year. it is that network that connects all forms of communications whether they originate in the wire environment or wireless environment. so yeah, america's future is --eless here and -- wireless communicators"he at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> i got upset with the --sident because they never showed up anymore. woman who was one of the press people. she said, mental health is not a sexy issue here you -- is not a sexy issue. -- itsed a mental health passed through congress. [indiscernible] never implemented it. one of the disappointments of my -- life. and span,ming up tonight on c- .q&a" with david finkel after that, prime minister's questions. that is followed by the editor of the u.k. guardian newspaper talking about british security and nsa surveillance. bulletsweek on "q&a," are prize-wi
the wireline world is about systemtral circulatory of our economy. it is the veins and the arteries that really connect what is now the information economy in the united states. we are seeing data traffic on our wireline networks at a rate of 40% increase per year. it is that network that connects all forms of communications whether they originate in the wire environment or wireless environment. so yeah, america's future is --eless here and -- wireless communicators"he at 8 p.m. eastern on...
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without that, the economy is expected to collapse. that delay is causing fear in the business community. >> if it is not signed people will be panicked and it will affect the economy. people are running away. our businessman are worried. >> as afghans panic and exchange their money for u.s. dollars the afghani is being devalued. in a country where food is imported, prices are going up. >> ordinary markets like this ordinary afghans come to spend their money. most tell us that food prices have gone up. that's because those selling the food here in dollars. the exchange rate here has never been so bad. >> in a few short weeks the price of these sacks of fleur rose 10%. this woman bought one. >> translation: prices are so high. there's less money. people are so poor they can't afford to by anything. >> few have the wealth to worry about money markets. it is quickly affecting things they worry about - putting food on the table. >> a mexican politician is debating a bill ending the conference. if approved it would open up producers to priv
without that, the economy is expected to collapse. that delay is causing fear in the business community. >> if it is not signed people will be panicked and it will affect the economy. people are running away. our businessman are worried. >> as afghans panic and exchange their money for u.s. dollars the afghani is being devalued. in a country where food is imported, prices are going up. >> ordinary markets like this ordinary afghans come to spend their money. most tell us that...
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and a knowledge-based economy is great. it sounds very exciting and interesting and it doesn't, at least in the political system, and a fundamentally based economy, it is far from reality. the actual reality is that what qatar is trying to do is prepare itself through this international investment. so it uses the sovereign wealth to position itself in a way that can bring the revenues with its liquefied natural gas, when that source dries up. one thing that doha and qatar does is that it has, as you know, it is the world's largest supplier of liquefied natural gas and it also has long-term contracts with its purchasers and these usually go for 20 or 30 years. and so it is not as vulnerable to the vague areas of the market as for a country like saudi arabia might be. yes? >> thank you. this is so interesting. and there have been so many good questions. and i am going to ask the celebrity gossip question. and what is this -- what is he doing now that he is no longer part of this? also in a country where there are so few decis
and a knowledge-based economy is great. it sounds very exciting and interesting and it doesn't, at least in the political system, and a fundamentally based economy, it is far from reality. the actual reality is that what qatar is trying to do is prepare itself through this international investment. so it uses the sovereign wealth to position itself in a way that can bring the revenues with its liquefied natural gas, when that source dries up. one thing that doha and qatar does is that it has,...
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the call this the right now a economy. -- we call this the right now economy. customers usually screw this up. they do not get the local behavior quite right. let's break. -- >> right. outle are quickly figuring how to take full advantage of it. look at companies in the portfolio. they figure out how to make the mobile experience so good that you will find what you want to buy in by it. that is the conversion rates on mobile. >> i noticed on the amazon site, the mobile experience is quite different. about the talked years they have done things to encourage more like bruce. use a simple is better than offering more choices? >> right. look at the most successful things on the mobile commerce. very simple. they give you the right choices. because of that, you convert touch better. true of the amazon mobile app, too. th i am not into on -- in dep about fab. but i see rollout stories. could you lay out how this is successful, because it is different from what i have been reading. >> every company goes through evolutions and changes. what they have done really well i
the call this the right now a economy. -- we call this the right now economy. customers usually screw this up. they do not get the local behavior quite right. let's break. -- >> right. outle are quickly figuring how to take full advantage of it. look at companies in the portfolio. they figure out how to make the mobile experience so good that you will find what you want to buy in by it. that is the conversion rates on mobile. >> i noticed on the amazon site, the mobile experience is...
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we are pulling the economy back from the brink, because that is where they left it. we have had to fill the black hole in finances because they collected it. -- because they created it. >> as you know, i am always anxious to be helpful. in the spirit of friendly cooperation with our coalition partners, given that the deputy prime minister is only at the dispatch box today because the prime minister is in china, could the deputy prime minister please tell the house what would the common market share of world trade when the u.k. joined in 1973 and what does the eu share in world trade today? >> the eu share of world trade today is around 20%. i would say to him in an equally friendly spirit, the prime minister has been advocating a new eu-china trade deal, notwithstanding all the other changes in the world, because the eu remains a very powerful trading bloc. >> the value of royal mail shares at 610 pence each. two months ago, they advised the government if they should -- that they should walk away if they sold over 330 pence. does the prime minister believed that he h
we are pulling the economy back from the brink, because that is where they left it. we have had to fill the black hole in finances because they collected it. -- because they created it. >> as you know, i am always anxious to be helpful. in the spirit of friendly cooperation with our coalition partners, given that the deputy prime minister is only at the dispatch box today because the prime minister is in china, could the deputy prime minister please tell the house what would the common...
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in europe one country might have found an alternative way to mend it economy the icelandic government plans to write off mortgage that's rather than open a line of international credit but elsewhere on the continent others are getting into more trouble. why job my self-esteem to lose it all before i actually saw ok it's time to. we look at why even gamblers are asking for stricter controls on their so-called fixed all the betting machines in the u.k. that's after the break. economic down in the final. deal and the rest it's going to be a little bit. cleaner . love with a waitress on stage managing that there's an audience you should take drugs and drink like a. little east told me. about the circus but i was such a punk i was like what circus. were circus of. and would break down stereotypes about kids from disadvantaged backgrounds. welcome back you're watching the weekly here on r t i'm lindsay france thanks for joining me iceland's economy shows cautious signs of growth after being thrown into recession back in two thousand and eight that's up to the government pursued policies som
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they only care with foreign policy as it connects to the economy. if anything, her time at state will benefit her. if you can picture her on the debate stage with chris christie, who doesn't have any foreign policy experience. if you look at it that way, i think it only benefits her. i think benghazi is not going to define her legacy long term. >> speaking of benghazi, there's something we need to compare, the two secretaries of state that preceded her, you find they had several ben gazdyes and it's worth noting there were 13 throughout bush's tenure. the other thing that's important, if you want something to not have a benghazi like debacle you have to fund embassy security. i would never describe hillary as cautious. she was the most traveled first lady in history. even surpassing nixon's wife and i think she is hardly cautious. >> i actually think she does take less of a risky approach and did during her term as secretary of state than john kerry. i think that more cautious approach does typify her approach in politics. if we want to look at this
they only care with foreign policy as it connects to the economy. if anything, her time at state will benefit her. if you can picture her on the debate stage with chris christie, who doesn't have any foreign policy experience. if you look at it that way, i think it only benefits her. i think benghazi is not going to define her legacy long term. >> speaking of benghazi, there's something we need to compare, the two secretaries of state that preceded her, you find they had several ben...
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>> i think as long as they think the economy is okay, they will do that. there will be an appetite and mandate. if we were to see worries about the growth outlook, i think then they may actually lose a bit of that appetite for a tightening. we are relatively optimistic. >> the reforms are getting omnipotent. do you go along with that feel? >> to be honest, not really. i think most of the reforms, they stand a good chance of actually getting through or having an impact in 2014. i think on balance, neutral, even a bit positive. the reforms that seem to have the best scope for actually making good progress are on financial liberalization, increasing the opportunities for private capital. i think those kinds of reforms are probably slightly good for growth rather than bad for growth in my view. >> all right. good to see you. thanks so much, indeed, for joining us. have a good week. we'll take a short break. >>> still to come, just a week after egypt's new constitution was drawn up, we'll speak about investment and aid. see you in a few minutes. hi honey, did y
>> i think as long as they think the economy is okay, they will do that. there will be an appetite and mandate. if we were to see worries about the growth outlook, i think then they may actually lose a bit of that appetite for a tightening. we are relatively optimistic. >> the reforms are getting omnipotent. do you go along with that feel? >> to be honest, not really. i think most of the reforms, they stand a good chance of actually getting through or having an impact in 2014....
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if kweupbsz -- republicans insisted on short-term cuts that laid off teachers, firefighters, the economy would be growing even faster than it is today. mr. president, the presiding officer knows, we all know that we need an infrastructure program. for every $1 billion we spend as a government on infrastructure, roads, bridges, dams, highways, water systems, sewer systems, we create almost 50 thousand high-paying jobs. despite last week's good economic news, congress can and must do even more to create jobs for millions of americans who are still looking for work. unemployment compensation. mr. president, we need these extended benefits. there's 1.5 million people in america who have been out of work for more than 26 weeks. we must replace meat-ax cuts. this happened with the sequestration, a smart savings. reducing the deficit by closing wasteful tax loopholes and making job-creating investments to spur economic growth. as we close out this year, i hope republicans and democrats can put aside our differences and work together to produce results for the middle class. mr. president, the pr
if kweupbsz -- republicans insisted on short-term cuts that laid off teachers, firefighters, the economy would be growing even faster than it is today. mr. president, the presiding officer knows, we all know that we need an infrastructure program. for every $1 billion we spend as a government on infrastructure, roads, bridges, dams, highways, water systems, sewer systems, we create almost 50 thousand high-paying jobs. despite last week's good economic news, congress can and must do even more to...
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and the economy is very fragile so the strength of the economy, let's not provide disincentives for people to go out and find work. >> reporter: how important is it that a deal gets done and given the approval rating fell after the budget shut down? >> it's important to get a deal done and republicans last fall when we had this challenge i think were hurt more than democrats by it. but i think for the most part republicans will work hard to get this done and get it done in time to avoid a government shut down or default in our debt. >> reporter: all right joe watkins former aid to president george hw bush and live from philadelphia thank you. they will end with victories and today is a two-week year-end session to tackle bills and nominees and talking about patricia millet on the d.c. circuit of appeals and the first to come up since the filibuster rule was changed and five other nominations are before the senate including janet yellen to lead the federal reserve and jay johnson to head homeland security. one senator is looking to keep police from tapping her phones, last year cell
and the economy is very fragile so the strength of the economy, let's not provide disincentives for people to go out and find work. >> reporter: how important is it that a deal gets done and given the approval rating fell after the budget shut down? >> it's important to get a deal done and republicans last fall when we had this challenge i think were hurt more than democrats by it. but i think for the most part republicans will work hard to get this done and get it done in time to...
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well, when you invest in job security programs, how much do you end up stimulating an economy in terms of the job growth in business growth and overall gdp? and it's actually greater than that. you get back about a dollar 70 for what you invest. there are four different groups watching this with the same number and the irony is that we have figured out a while ago and they actually calculated this number is a multiplier for themselves and undergo the stimulus internally while recommending this as well. texas figured out a long time ago during the savings and loan crisis, california and massachusetts help desk, which no texas politician remembered well. and so we have seen us, we have seen is manifesting out with changes that have correlated to the changes in recovery across a number of countries and this begs the question, how will this work? for example in 1997, we would have cut back on a variety of spending. this includes spending increases and want to spend on. and then in fact, it is quite the opposite. preventing food stamps in general, welfare systems, people come off as the eco
well, when you invest in job security programs, how much do you end up stimulating an economy in terms of the job growth in business growth and overall gdp? and it's actually greater than that. you get back about a dollar 70 for what you invest. there are four different groups watching this with the same number and the irony is that we have figured out a while ago and they actually calculated this number is a multiplier for themselves and undergo the stimulus internally while recommending this...